Ikea has always been a favorite place of mine. Easy to assemble furniture, fun designs, great textiles. My shopping experience is made even better by knowing that Ikea co workers make a living wage, have decent benefits, and thoroughly enjoy working there. Upon seeing their co workers come together to form a union, my love for this company grows. I hope that Ikea will live up to their own standards and promises and not fight their co workers on their choice to organize. Ikea, you say your workers have a free and fair choice when it comes to unions. It looks like these workers have chosen; make sure you keep your promise. read more

IKEA - Stoughton Ikea co workers form a union! - Home Decor Near Me - Stoughton, Massachusetts

Why all the negative reviews? Come here with expectations of little help and mass chaos.... or- spend more money and order your belongings from a designer furniture store! This place is always daunting, and I leave wanting to take a nap... but you literally cannot beat the prices. Even though it's inexpensive, the furniture is pretty durable and doesn't fall apart. I've been shopping here for ~10 years and everything is still in good working order. Today was the first day I used the app... do it!!! It saves you so much time if you know what you're intending to buy, it will tell you 1) the bin and aisle and 2) if it's in stock ahead of time. It also is neater and more organized than fumbling with one of those stupid golf pencils and a piece of paper. I'm heading home with an SUV full of tons of stuff and very pleased. The only downer was when a disgruntled lady at the checkout actually crashed her cart into mine so that she could cut to a better place in line. I literally watched in amazement as it happened rather than saying anything because I was so blown away by her audacity and little help putting all of my items back on the cart that had strewn about the floor. read more

This review is just about the food: Every time I come here to furniture shop, I gotta eat lunch here. The meatballs with mashed potatoes and gravy/berry sauce are my go-to. My boyfriend has gotten the spaghetti with meatballs, the smoked salmon appetizer/side, the baby back ribs, garlic bread, etc. Although the food isn't, you know, 5 star restaurant quality, it's a good portion of food for what you're paying for. Water is free. Coffee/tea is free if you're an IKEA Family member (which you could sign up for in a few minutes at one of those computer kiosks). read more

IKEA - Home Decor Near Me - Stoughton, Massachusetts

So we are looking for some items to decorate for our wedding and we need to do it on a budget. Where do we decided to go? IKEA obviously! The store itself is like a playground for adults. It houses a ton of different departments, all decorated in different ways which makes shopping here a blast. The prices here are much less than other stores and the selection is incredible. In the end we bought a ton of decorations for our wedding for under $75. This was a steal and a half. The only issue we had was that the checkout lines were incredibly slow. It took us an hour to shop, but it took us 45 minutes to check out. This was a little crazy but then again we came on tax free weekend. Overall, this is an incredible store worth the horrific wait in line. read more

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Ideal place to buy furniture when in need of use for a year or less. This place is huge, complete with a showroom and a cafeteria to grab a bite when you've shopped too much. The warehouse is enormous. It's self-serve. You need to use your wit and muscles to search for the kits to assemble afterwards. So bring someone to help you with that. Staff are helpful and friendly. Returns and exchanges are a breeze. Love IKEA. Need to drive for an hour to get there, though. read more

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One star for the warehouse. If you purchase directly from the warehouse, the experience is fine. If you order online, especially for a bulk order, IKEA will never deliver all the stuff you have ordered (and paid for). The process of getting the missing items back is HORRIBLE. You must wait 1.5 + hours to speak to a "resolution specialist". There is no email that confirms the details of the make-up delivery that the "resolution specialist" told you over the phone. On the supposed delivery day, nobody shows up. After calling IKEA, you learn that this make-up delivery was somehow cancelled and need to be rescheduled! The WORST customer service experience I got in my whole life is from IKEA!!! read more

Your first time, it really is overwhelming. An average IKEA store is about the size of a small airport. No kidding. With it's own covered parking garage, several stories of shopping, an overflow parking lot and a warehouse, it seems to take up several acres of land. We did enjoy browsing the rest of the store and scrounging some recession-era priced goodies though. For example, a throw for 2.99, a few plates for .79 cents, and a hot pink desk chair for Jen ($20 - you get what you pay for.) The best part of the night was dinner. Yes, IKEA even has their own cafeteria, complete with Swedish meatballs and (lucky for me) BBQ ribs! My fave. Amazingly, they were the best ribs ever, and not just because I'd walked 2 miles to get to them. They also have this awesome Lingonberry sauce and juice that is unbelievable. Jen had the meatballs, and we both had mashed potatoes with rich, buttery gravy. Delicious, cheap, and instantly available on the buffet line. If I ever go back (as I'm sure we will) it must be on a Wednesday, since that's Rib Night at the cafe. Anyone who thinks they're going to get some really high quality furniture at cheap prices is going to be sorely disappointed. With that said, if you're just needing something like a small bookcaseor table, mood lighting, some dorm furniture or home accessories, it's really a great place to look around. Don't expect to pick up any heirlooms that will last 100 years, but remember, it's not really that kind of place. Life is what you make of it, and so is a trip to IKEA. If you want to have fun, you WILL have fun. If you treat it like a toothache, that's the kind of experience you'll have. Make sure you're in a positive, well-rested and well-fed state of mind and body when you go, and yoou'll have a blast! For what it is, it's worth checking out at least once just to say you did. Cheap dishes, plants and kitchenware complete the deal for a first-timer's trip as well. And the ribs -- did I mention the ribs? ;) read more

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Came to the store close to opening time on a Sunday. Took an hour to look around the store to see what I wanted. Picked out a office table and night stand, scouted for a mattress. Went down to warehouse to get items and was very disappointed to find there were no items in stock. Nothing. I'd be more understanding if there were signs in the showroom that stated the items were out of stock. Table top nope. Nightstand nope. Let's move up in price point. More expensive table top nope. More expensive nightstand nope. Let's try different colors. Nope nope and nope. For my own entertainment, checked mattresses. Cheap ones nope. Medium in price ones nope. Expensive ones nope. Luxury limited quantities. But guess what? They have boxes upon boxes of table legs. Helpful. And this was on a Sunday morning. God forbid you dare to come on a peak moving weekend in the afternoon. Good luck to my fellow furniture seekers. read more

Ugh I have a love hate relationship with IKEA. I love the showroom and all the beautiful setups and getting ideas for home decor. Unfortunately, the marketplace here sucks!! Every time I find something I like, it's not in stock. What's even more frustrating is a lot of items are not available for home delivery. So basically, find something you love, see the pretty display, and then leave empty-handed and no delivery available. Pretty terrible experience if you ask me. Due to Covid, ship to store and pickup there isn't even an option currently, and the dining area is closed too. Not worth my hour drive. I'll find similar items elsewhere :( read more

Purchased items were excellent for their prices. 5/5 The store is huge and poorly organized, and finding anything is a quest. 3/5 Our queue to a cashier was about 15 minutes, and this was an express line (for less than 10 items). 2/5 A delivery team failed to call us on the previous day to schedule delivery. 4/5 The parts were not labeled (even Walmart supplier do this!), the instructions were poorly drawn and printed, assembling involved lots of decyphering, guessing, and confusions. 2/5 read more

Like every other Ikea. A Maze. Avoid Sept 1st, it gets totally ridiculously crazy. Their furniture is pretty much get what you pay for, which also means their more expensive stuff isn't too bad. read more

I guess if you have a whole house to decorate this is a good place to go for things that will last you a while but not forever. I will most likely never return - I waited in traffic in the parking lot 20 minutes just to get into the parking lot and drive around for another 20 to find a parking spot! There must have been a million people there when I went - and the lines in the warehouse to pick items up were insane - I don't have the patience to wait in line after line for hours. The showroom had some really nice ideas and great ways to create more storage area. The household items were all really great priced but nothing insane that would make me want to go insane trying to come back and buy them. I honestly don't understand why people drive so far to get to this place. The stuff is OK - and reasonably priced but by the way people were acting you would think the stuff was free. read more

People just standing around. No service. The employee at pickup was literally writing a book while we waited 1/2 hour for an item. The entire place was empty. But 8 people working standing around. read more

It's VERY LOVELY! But, I was often confused and got lost. The prices of many items actually surprised me, and I was happy with the products and displays. About half of the workers were VERY HELPFUL, where as the other half seemed SO TIRED and didn't seem to understand me. GIVE THEM SOME COFFEE and a BREAK! My one major gripe about it aside from easily getting lost (but I'll get over it) was that they don't accept EBT SNAP Foodstamps. Otherwise I would've bought a whole bad of food to try. I would like to go back again. read more

My all-time favorite home decor store. I love the setup of the showrooms being upstairs and the warehouse downstairs. I like how you can go through the showrooms and get ideas for home decor. It's also cool how the items found in the showrooms have the price and bin/aisle number so you know where to get it in the warehouse if you want to buy it. Prices are also reasonable. Love it! Wish it were closer to home. read more

If you want the most frustrating experience possible trying to buy furniture just go to ikea. The website is not accurate and not clear in availability, location, or even the damn checkout! It says I am in Tempe Arizona even thought I clicked on visit website from the Stoughton, MA location and there's no way to change your location I could find. Also, their "easy" click and pick up service doesn't work because it only offers Florida or Michigan towns. Basically, website is broken and there's no way to speak to a real person. Call them and you'll just get pissed off even more. read more

I wish I would've read the reviews BEFORE ordering my new kitchen, such a disappointment... I got the whole shebang from starters: paid for the planning, installation, got the appliances and yet! First, looong waiting for scheduling the installation of the cabinets - three weeks. I said: fine, we need to prepare the room anyways, clean the walls, get rid of old stuff. When the date arrived I've been told that they can't get the job done because the measurements are wrong. How come?? It's been done in the store, by a "professional", on the computer! And yet! So, the contractor company who works with IKEA, are taking pity on us and assure us they'll make it work. It turned out great job, well done, but after a few days of work, going back and forth with changing the cabinets and returning appliances, buying new ones - such a headache and two long months without a kitchen, having had to order our food all this time. Two weeks later, the countertop installers, another contractor company, finally finish the job but we're still working on the kitchen, building custom shelving, adding panels, organizers and small cabinets, to fill in the space left by bad planning. The cabinets are great, generous space inside, good quality and good looking, but, from start to finish, headache all over and worries, plus the finished product (not finished yet) turned out so different than planned. Be prepared to have extra money on the side, just in case... We had to buy new, smaller dishwasher, new ventilation system, new microwave, not sure what to do with the (two years only) "old" ones, still in my basement. Horrendous returning process, 50 minutes wait with only TWO customers in line, in front of us, manager didn't care, slow poke dragging feet on the floors kept saying "sorry for the wait, folks", when obviously, nothing happened to expedite the process. Total lack of respect for customers waiting, think twice before getting into this with IKEA. read more

IKEA - 50 minutes wait, according to the checking time on our ticket, at the returns counter. - Home Decor Near Me - Stoughton, Massachusetts

What can I say? It's an IKEA! This one is always in a bit better shape than the one in CT, and I'm in this area at least every other weekend. To quote the amazing Jonathan Coulton: Long ago in days of yore It all began with a god named Thor There were Vikings and boats And some plans for a furniture store It's not a bodega, it's not a mall And they sell things for apartments smaller than mine As if there were apartments smaller than mine read more

This store and Ikea is awful. I purchased a couch which we discovered did not fit in my car and I purchased home delivery. I paid for home delivery to arrive 9/23, one week ago. Ikea's website still shows 9/23 as the delivery date but the item has not arrived. The website does not update the reason it has not shipped and I was forced to call in to support. I waited on hold for an hour only to be disconnected by the agent I was speaking with. I am now forced to waste another hour of my time if I even hope to receive and update for the delay. This is the worst customer service experience I could possibly have. The lack of communication and inability to contact someone who can provide any update as to the status of the shipment is beyond frustrating. I will be happy to use wayfair from now on. Lesson learned. read more

Always an adventure going to ikea. Make sure you go to the bathroom when you get there or be prepared to hold it. Finding your way back to the bathroom than beating the pitfall video game. read more

3.5 Stars A pretty typical IKEA -- trendy displays, self-assemble furniture, and a consistently delicious cafeteria. I do not recommend going during peak hours on the weekend, but I do enjoy going in the evenings. There are less people and the parking is more manageable. Also, there is no cell service on the first floor, ew. Right now, they have a lot of things out for Christmas, so check them out for some cheap decorations. read more

My experience here was completely horrible the customer service that was provided was horrendous and they don't know how to treat their customers. The service desk rep was talking down to my mom and I as if we were his children the other two sales reps started an argument with my mom. I really do love shopping at this store but honestly the customer service experience needs to be a lot better ... read more

Luckily ikea doesn't require masks anymore. It makes the long lines and everything else a little bit more bearable.

Needing a bookcase and since we were in Boston, we drove to the Ikea in Stoughton (40 minute drive in traffic, but only 19 miles distance). It was a nice drive and we got to see how Monday night traffic was for Boston commuters. The Ikea is in an area with other large big box stores (including Costco, a large furniture store called Jordan's Furniture, and Home Depot). It's a typical multi-level Ikea with all the home products, furniture, fixtures, lamps that you could ever want. It also has a food court area, so you can shop longer and buy more at Ikea. The nice thing is that over the past few years some of the Ikea products I purchased in the past have come down in price. The bookcase that I bought a few years ago was $89.99 (Expedit) and today it's $69.99. We did the self-check out and moved our car from the large covered parking lot to the self-loading area, then put the bookcase in the car, and we left for home. The only bummer was we hit more traffic (an accident) on the way home (90 West). Thanks Ikea! Xie Xie!! read more

My sister and I like to drive to IKEA during the week, when we have a day off, and wander around. Usually one of us will have a reason - a bookshelf, a desk, a table, etc - but it's only an excuse. The real reason we're driving 45 minutes out of our way is so we can look at all the random containers of crap they have placed strategically throughout the store. And the most amazing part is that even though we fill our little blue bag (because we bought one the first time we were there) with a ton of stuff before we were even out of the first section, we still only end up spending about $50! And then we get to the market. Frankly, who doesn't need a tube of cheese and a jar of pickled fish? At Christmas, my husband and I drive down because I like all the gift wrap and present/stocking stuffer ideas. Occasionally I even find a piece of furniture I can use. read more

I love Ikea. The Stoughton store is the closest one to Providence. Many choices of furniture styles, colors, shapes. I love how they arrange things to help customers visualize how things could go together. Many settings for living rooms, apartments, kitchens, bedrooms, etc. Different lines within the IKEA line cater different price points and finishes/quality. I like that they have designers that can help if you are looking at kitchens, bedrooms, etc. Most furniture items come in boxes, which have to be assembled. For those who want to bypass that "painful" stage, you can pay for delivery and assembly. They have a great selection of household items too....like plates, cups, glasses, silverware, linen, kitchen utensils, plants (real and artificial), gadgets, shelving units, pillows, rugs, etc. Holidays and weekends are very very busy....sometimes you can not find parking and have to park way out....but if you buy heavy things, they have a loading area that is very convenient. Also, if shopping takes long hours, they have their IKEA cafe with ample choices of salads, soups, entrees, desserts, etc. Some people go nuts for their Swedish Meatball and cakes. I had the Chocolate cake and it was very creamy and moist...not a solid Chocoholic item, but more like a combination of cake/pudding/moistness..... Beware...if you go to the cafe during peak hours, you might have to share a table with a good samaritan soul, since seating is at premium.... read more

Went there hoping to buy a bunch of stuff they were out of everything with no indication if or when they will stock up. Complete waste of time. Out of the four furniture items including a desk that we had intended to purchase as they were out of stock all of them. The only furniture they have until April is ugly white cheaper versions of the items that are out of stock. read more

I've been to this IKEA several times for various moves and back for essentials. It's so easy to get caught up on the top floor, looking at every piece of furniture. If you just need to pick up some small items like lights or recycling bins, I suggest skipping the top floor altogether, or you will spend 2 extra hours of your life getting lost. The workers there are okay, but sometimes do not know anything beyond their department. If you have specific items you would like, I suggest finding them online and emailing a list of where to find them in the store to yourself so that you can get in and out quickly. read more

I love Ikea. Right off the bat, they give you a map of the store. It's huge and fantastic. It's very well maintained and I love the stuff they have there. The prices are amazing and the sections very well organized, giving you lots of options. The concept revolves around kits for the most part although certain items are pre-build in some rare instances. That is a good thing though, since you can pack more stuff more easily in your car. The kits are usually pretty easy to build and they do deliver furniture you buy there as well, but at a very expensive rate so I'd avoid that at all costs. As far as the quality goes, it's a standard. It's a good, reliable brand. And while you wait for your order to be gathered from their stock room, I'd recommend swinging by their food stand and getting some Swedish food. Their meatballs with Lingonberry sauce is worth it! They also have a few more things like hot dogs and even Swedish treats. Overall it's a fun, affordable place that mostly sells furniture and small things like silverware and what-nots. I love it. read more

This place is amazing. I came here once before a few years ago and was surprised I never left a review. Shame on me. I needed a whole new bedroom set and after shopping around places like Big Lots and JD Furniture, I found their prices to be just too high for what I was getting so I decided to go out of my way and hit up Ikea. Unfortunately I came here on a Sunday.. the Sunday BEFORE Memorial Day which was a big mistake. The lines were disgustingly long and I waited quite a while to get from the end to the front. After browsing the entire store numerous times, I was exhausted and hungry so it didn't help that the lines were so long. This place is quite large and there's so much to take in that it can't be explored on one trip. I love how they have displays up that show entire bedrooms all placed in tiny rooms. Makes it easier to envision what it would look like in my own place. Their furniture, for the price points, are solid and don't shake and wobble when I try to. Ones from Walmart and Target tend to do that a lot. As I stated before, I went to a few other places and the prices just seemed too high for me. I got a whole bedroom set here, beautiful pieces, for about 650. Any other place i saw was upwards of 1300 and that was their low priced ones. Granted you have to put it together yourself but i actually like putting furniture together. I find it to be therapeutic to do so with some music on. What I don't like it the fact that out of the three pieces I got, one was missing some screws and one had a piece that did not match the picture. The board had a curved edge while the pic showed a straight cut edge. It ended up working out and wasn't a problem because the piece was in the middle so you cant see the opening created by the curved edge so I didnt bother making a fuss about it. Maybe the structural integrity was compromised but we will see. This was the reason I gave it 4 instead of 5 stars. The highlight of my purchase were their blankets. I bought a pair for about 40 each and my God they are like hotel quality blankets.. not the cheap hotels but the really high end hotels. I've looked everywhere and could never find ones that felt like these. I am amazed at the price for them and how comfortable they were. I sleep like a child in them. Overall amazing place. If they could fix their missing and wrong parts then I could give it 5 stars. read more

Just saw this at ikea stoughton. You should know better than to serve food to customers without a mask! This make me sick to see. They were walking around IKEA like this the entire time and no one said anything. My pregnant wife with asthma still wears a mask even though it's hard for her to breathe at times. What makes these people so special? Unbelievable!! read more

IKEA - Being served with no masks on! ‍ - Home Decor Near Me - Stoughton, Massachusetts

I cannot even give IKEA a rating of 1 but I have to in order to make a post !!!!! We have had the ABSOLUTELY WORST customer service that I've ever experienced in my life with our kitchen cabinet delivery!!!! We have been on hold 6 different times at a minimum of 90 minutes each time AND another two times with the delivery company!! We have installers waiting to install our cabinets and we cannot get an answer about the delivery. We've gotten nothing but the runaround from EVERY associate we've spoken to!! Chazelle, Jaizmin, on and on, same story. We're trying to help but CAN'T and oh.....their supervisors are not in today!!! We still have no answers and we've been at this for 5 days now!! Will NEVER, purchase from them again. I strongly advise you not to either.!! They deserve a -5 read more

This place is my adult Disney! If I could be locked up here overnight I would have the best time. I'd be eating cinnamon rolls, taking naps in the beautiful bedrooms, hosting dinner parties and playing with all of the roll around furniture. We've purchased a few things from here. A bed, chair, table, stools, benches, and many odds and ends. The products stand up and have very detailed and clear instructions for assembly. We just purchased a king size bed with storage drawers. It did take some time and thought but we are so very happy with our purchase. One note is the furniture is really more of a one time set up. It can be a bit tricky to disassemble to move it and set it back up. The price is right, the quality is good. I think the only caution we have is about the lamps and electrical. The back up replacement bulbs also need to come from IKEA so get a few back ups unless you live close. If you can go during the weekday that is the best option. The weekends can be full of people and bit zooey with all kinds wandering about aimlessly (no fault of IKEA). They also have a kids area so you can sign your tots in to play while you shop. Our girls love it until they became too tall. It is by height and not age so sadly our kids sprouted too fast and were bummed when they couldn't go back. I'd really love to build a kitchen here...some day. A girl has to have dreams right? read more

Some of the employees are just so rude. IKEA closes at 9pm on Wednesday. AT 8:45pm I approached an older employee and started to ask, "Hi, is it too late for you to..." before she cut me off saying, "It is SO late I can't even talk to you," and she walked away. I said, "I thought you guys close at 9," and she didn't even respond. I will refrain from calling her names. read more

I love Ikea. I turn it into a half day adventure when ever I take the drive up. I have owned my home for four years and some of my furniture has come from here including my master bedroom and guest bedroom furniture and entertainment centre in the living room. Mind you putting this stuff together I hear is a pain- my husband built it all- but it has never fallen apart or shown any crummy craftsmanship. We have had to make returns which is some what of a nightmare but we are patient people. I come here when I am in need of some decorative dinning room plate sets as well as new cups, flutes and wine glasses. I am not a huge fan of the frying pans seeing as I on occasion burn things. They have huge area rugs for a fraction of the price you might find them as another home good stores. I have not tried their restaurant but have brought home their frozen Swedish meatballs which are very tasty. I can not speak for delivery but I hear that is not the route to go. read more

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The merchandise is cheaply made, I bought 2 of the same curio cabinets. One broke before I got it home, I live 2 hours away and was trying to see what the best option was to fix it. I called IKEAs customer service the next day, and said that my wait would be 5 hours before I could talk. They next day it was 7 hours before people I would get to talk to somebody then every day for another week they said customer service wasn't available. When I took the broken shelf in I was 65th in lime, we got deli style numbers. That was 20 minutes after the store opened, they guy said it would be 30 minutes quicker to go get it myself than let the employees do it. Long story short my shelf I replaced it with is crooked read more

I called IKEA to cancel my order 24 hours after purchasing an over $800 furniture item/pieces & setting up delivery. The initial call was straightforward & I was given a case number & told I would receive a call from IKEA in 48 hours (did not receive one call) to complete my refund. 3 months later + hours & hours wasted calling IKEA + being placed on hold + apologies from multiple reps with promises from the store manager of a return and call back + emails from IKEA stating they tried to call me (I have never received one call from IKEA to this day) + completing dispute paperwork with my bank + creating a detailed document showing each conversation/email + rejection from Stougton store stating they have no record I cancelled + contacting the VP of N. America + speaking with corporate = still no refund I called IKEA again for about the 100th time or so 95 days later and by some miracle my return was just processed. I was a very loyal customer and I will never spend a single penny at IKEA again. read more

Yea this place is such a scam. first Off we purchase a dresser, NEVER came with instructions and no one even mentioned to us we had To assemble it ourselves. For the website "assemble button" not to work. As much as you'll charge for these home goods it should be MANDATORY to assemble all items. if I can't put this together due to NO INSTRUCTIONS will definitely be getting our money back read more

IKEA - Home Decor Near Me - Stoughton, Massachusetts

Well, the Ikea itself is always great. We just relocated to MA so we went to this Ikea to purchase new furniture. And we did enjoy our shopping process, as always. But the delivery service is a Nightmare! We chose home delivery because we purchased heavy items. However, after the delivery, we found that 3 boxes were damaged! Holes and cracks on wooden pieces were apparently caused by some fierce collision against sharper items. So I paid $99 delivery fee to get damaged furniture? More worse, the customer service did not respond at all. I called, but never get to talk to a representative, even though I waited on line for over 30 minutes each time; I emailed them, no one replied. I do not know what else I can do. It is too heavy so I could not take them back to the store (the reason I chose delivery service! wrong choice!) So if you still want to like Ikea, avoid their home delivery service. Never try to call the customer service because it is only a waste of time. read more

Welcome to Ikea- people zoo, particle board zoo, modern luxe kitchens to which I aspire zoo. Also, the place where I actually get my walking speed up to about 4.5 mph to just get out. About this location specifically. Massive. Multiple levels, elevators oh my. larger than 3 or 4 others I've been to. People were generally friendly. Hard to always get help because this one was crowded (again more than any other I've been to). Probably the longest lines I've ever seen at a location. This location requires extra patience and a good map read. We found some good deals in the as is section. Parking garage structure and lot for larger/taller vehicles. Bring your own bags if you're buying smaller goods, ie flatware, utensils, etc. read more